Must be some kind of system they run in Boston that makes Hamiltons transition so difficult. Apparently they don't compete hard, they let guys stand in front of the net without tying up their stick, and they stare at the puck carrier behind the net and don't look for the open man in the slot.
Maybe it's the incredibly complicated 'system', or the expectations of the big new contract, but whatever the excuse is for his head not being in the game it is just that. He needs to think and compete. I hope he gets there, preferably sooner than later.
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